BrewDog announced on Friday that they have sold over £1.5 million in Equity for Punks II and added over 3,500 new shareholders.
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Hops Kill Nazi’s wins the naming contest. Now on tap at Brewdog Edinburgh.
About Hops Kill Nazi’s:
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Brewdog Brewing (Lots Of Places, Scotland) wants your help naming a beer. This limited edition beer will hit the Brewdog bars and online shop.
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Brewdog brews up a honey laden imperial stout, mentions it could become a future Abstrakt release.
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Forget drinking from a bottle out of a stuffed squirrel. (Re: End Of History.) How about drinking from a deer head. Not even kidding. This just wreaks of Brewdog.
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Brewdog is unveiling a special limited edition beer tomorrow at Brewdog Edinburgh.
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BrewDog announced on Friday that they have sold over £1.5 million in Equity for Punks II and added over 3,500 new shareholders.
Want to be a shareholder in BrewDog? You still can! They will be selling shares until 2011 comes to a close or they hit their goal of £2.2million… whichever comes first. There is also good news for those of us that are international.
You can now purchase these shares online with a debit or credit card at www.brewdog.com/equityforpunks
Hops Kill Nazi’s wins the naming contest. Now on tap at Brewdog Edinburgh.
About Hops Kill Nazi’s:
t’s a 7.8% Imperial Red Ale. Boasting 80 IBU, it is hopped with huge amounts of Chinook and Centennial in the kettle before being massively dry hopped with only Chinook, twice. Think of it as 5am Saint’s evil, bitter big brother. We also wanted to showcase Chinook and felt an Imperial Red Ale was the best stage for this awesome hop to really shine
Bottles to hit the Brewdog store in the future.
The past few days, Cigar City Brewing and Swamp Head Brewing have been working on a barleywine collaboration. English style at one brewery, American at the other.
CC wants help naming the beer. They are now taking suggestions on their Facebook page...
Brewdog Brewing (Lots Of Places, Scotland) wants your help naming a beer. This limited edition beer will hit the Brewdog bars and online shop.
It’s a 7.8% Imperial Red Ale. Boasting 80 IBU, it is hopped with huge amounts of Chinook and Centennial in the kettle before being massively dry hopped with only Chinook, twice. Think of it as 5am Saint’s evil, bitter big brother. We also wanted to showcase Chinook and felt an Imperial Red Ale was the best stage for this awesome hop to really shine.
The names:
5 pm Sinner
Hops Kill Nazis
Heist
Hops Kill Fascists
Prototype
Brewdog brews up a honey laden imperial stout, mentions it could become a future Abstrakt release.
The Cranachan Imperial Stout has been inspired by the famous Scottish desert, brewed with a mountain of dark malts, loads of oats, Scottish Heather Honey, local raspberries and will be aged in whisky casks. It is destined to be an upcoming Abstrakt. The beer will be 13.5% ABVThe ingredients certainly tasted pretty spectacular. Raspberries dipped in honey, oats and cacao were a post lunch treat!
[Brewdog]
Forget drinking from a bottle out of a stuffed squirrel. (Re: End Of History.) How about drinking from a deer head. Not even kidding. This just wreaks of Brewdog.
Fu*k the system. Forget what you know. What has been. Bow to no one. History is bereft. Reorder. Disorder. Embrace the unknown. The groundbreaking. The challenging. The revolution is upon us.
This described supersonic bitch of a beer is 28% ABV. Served out of a stuffed deer head.
This idiosyncratic ale combines the 3 things that we are most passionate about: craft beer, art and taxidermy. This is a revolution in brewing and in beer dispense. The impact is at once beautiful and disturbing — it disrupts conventions and breaks taboos, just like the beer it pours.
Ghost Deer is a full 28% ABV from normal fermentation using multiple yeast strains and sugars to keep them alive. (High ABV kills yeast.)
The beer itself is a robust 28% blonde ale. After fermentation it is aged for 6 months in some amazing whisky, bourbon, rum and sherry barrels. There is only one Ghost Deer head and this beer will only ever be available on draft, served in a stemmed glass, direct from the mouth of the deer himself. The elusive deer is going to be resident in BrewDog Edinburgh for a very limited time period commencing at 7.30pm on Wednesday the 7th of September. The deer himself will decide where he will next appear. [Brewdog]
Ghost Deer from BrewDog on Vimeo.
Brewdog is unveiling a special limited edition beer tomorrow at Brewdog Edinburgh.
The beer we are launching will only be available tomorrow evening on draft at BrewDog Edinburgh and will be extremely rare and limited, this is a once in a lifetime chance to taste it.
Just rock up if you want to taste our latest creation, watch a video on how we made it and drink some other great beers.
BrewDog Edinburgh
143 Cowgate, Edinburgh
7:30 pm
